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Fall 2022 Spotlight: Dr. Kayeleigh Sharp

Posted by Emery Eaves on October 19, 2023

Fall 2022 Faculty Spotlight

I am an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Anthropology at NAU. I have a long-standing interest in Latin America and ancient Andean civilization. In 2010, I began what would become a long-term research project in the Lambayeque region of the north coast of Peru, one of the two centers of primary cultural development in the Central… Read more

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Dr. Leszek Pawlowicz and Dr. Chris Downum

Posted by Emery Eaves on June 8, 2021

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June 2021 Faculty Research Spotlight

Dr. Leszek Pawlowicz and Dr. Chris Downum | Breakthrough in Archaeological Applications of Machine Learning

Drs. Downum and Pawlowicz Typologies are central to archaeology. Everything from spear points to pottery designs to sandals to societies have been classified into types. Anthropologist Julian Steward in 1954 even proposed a typology of typologies, writing an article called “Types of Types.”… Read more

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Coming soon..

Posted by jef34 on July 18, 2018

Check back here in Fall 2018 for Anthropology news!

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Posted by Patricia Allenbaugh on November 16, 2017

Clemson University has made great strides in research in recent years, culminating in our distinction as a Carnegie R1: Doctoral University (highest research activity). To further build our research reputation, and in support of our faculty, the Division of Research is making the following opportunities available within the University.
Source: Research Initiatives | Clemson University, South Carolina

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